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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

16

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Study Finds Killings By Husbands Predictable Pattern

Montreal psychiatrist Dr. Bruno Cormier told the World Congress of Psychiatry that eight jailed husbands who killed their wives followed a common arc. He cited initial attraction turning to distrust and jealousy, with final murder at peak emotion as couples failed to separate. The conference drew 3,000 psychiatrists from 62 nations.

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Car Upset on Sabino Road Injures None Four Nun Passengers Safe

Four people including three Immaculate Heart novitiate sisters escaped unharmed after a foreign compact car rolled on Sabino Canyon road. Sister Mary D. Fiero, the driver, said she turned left from the novitiate onto Sabine Canyon road and the vehicle sunk into a soft shoulder, rolling over at about 20 mph. Guadalupe Ramos and two other novitiate members were riding and not injured.

Immaculate Heart Novitiate Sabino Canyon Arthur Mary D. Fiero Novitiate Sabine Canyon Guadalupe Ramos Pounty Hall Conusopulis Mary

Tucson High Student Wins Speech Honor

Philip Roy Rollins, 15, placed sixth in the regional contest sponsored by International held Saturday in Denver Colorado. A Tucson High School student, he was sponsored by the Downtown Optimist Club.

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Teachers Win Grants For Summer and In Service Institutes

Seven Vail Junior High School teachers received NSF funded grants to attend summer and in service institutes. Glenn Hamilton and Mrs. Mary Stell join the mathematics institute at the University of Arizona. Roy L. Bragg goes to Washburn University and Nicholas Baldwin to Franklin and Marshall College. Miss Herlinda Aviles studies at a Spanish French institute in Logan Utah. Phillip Anderson and Joseph McLoughlin will attend the NSF in service science institute at the University of Arizona for the 1961 62 academic year.

Vail Glenn Hamilton Mary Stell National Science Foundation University of Arizona Roy L. Bragg NSF Washburn University Nicholas Baldwin Franklin and Marshall College Herlinda Aviles Logan Utah Phillip Anderson Joseph McLoughlin NSF In-Service Institute In Science

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